Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1887-10-28

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keys, chicks. NJ Erskine Miller; White Bol-
land Turk eys, fowls, White Holland Turkeys.
CHIEFS chick Mrs " Todd; White Pekin Ducks,
chicks. NJ Bowman; Rowen Ducks. fowls,
Kowen Ducks, chicks, M. Erskine Miller; Ca
louise Geese, fowls, Peafowls. col, White GUM
ca fowls, Largest AMI best display of pigeons.
! Lovelock & Co.; Best breeding pen Of fe-
males and male M Erskine Miller: Sc - -
y saaS1ii -. es:1ecT1on Of birds in gali-
naceous class, D Showater: Largest collec.
ton in aquatic class, T Lovelock & Co.
DEPARTMENT VII,
DECORATIVE PAINTING.
On silk or satin. Mrs. g Julian Pratt; Crayon
Drawing, Carrie Danner Award to Miss An
ME Fifer, for free hand drawing
To Mr.: Pinney, of Michigan Nurseries, was
green trees.
To Geo A Conner. for best display of apple
and peach trees-1st premium,
For the best six varieties of fall apples for
the best three varieties of fall apples, for the
best single variety Of fall apples, Ramsey:
for:the best six varieties of winter apples, &
L Houff for the best three varieties of winter
apples, for the best Johnson fine winter: for
h Inc best display Of Bee supplies. for the best
Winesap apple, for the best Colon pippins, D
e Rams ey; for the best Rambos Janet, Mrs W
Ramsey.
DEPARTMENT VIII.
CLASS L.
Flax sewing thread, Flax shoe thread, Miss
G. Banner; fax cloth CIVILIZED Miss Bette
Wright; cotton woven counterpart. Mrs.
Annie Ann e., Ryan; woven wooden counterpane.
Miss Mary Q. Bailey; pair wooden blankets
Miss Mary Turk; flannel (all WOOL Miss Bette
81. Wright; rag carpet Mrs. c. Speck; hearth
Sarah Crawford; pair cotton socks Miss S.
A. Craig; pair yarn mittens, pair silk nit
tens, Miss Matte vanFossen; collection Of
Wright.
Plain needle work. Miss NJ E. Brown: calico
dress, Miss Matte Van Fossen; fine shirt. MISS
Mamie Ott specimen of braiding, specimen
hem stitching. Miss NJ. G. Trout; suit of under
garments; Miss Maria Peters; infant suit,
Miss M. g. Trout; quilt Of calico, Miss Fanny
Snyder; quilt of worsted, Miss Gena Italia,
ferro; quilt OF silk, Mrs. Charles Prufer; pillow
Miss M. E. Brown; RIBBON embroidery. Mrs.
Phoebe Inglis; embroidered handkerchief.
Miss Shepherd. EN- broidered night dress, Miss L
Eicheberger; embroidered infants skirt, Mrs
g e Cochran; chair cover in silk, Mrs. Phoebe
Ingiis; table cover, Mrs: g: T. Johnson; patch
work, Miss Phoebe Inglis; bureau scarf Miss
N =. Brown; embroidered bracket, Mrs.
FL s.t e., ingis; embroidered pocket. Miss
MARSHALL button-hole in cloth, Miss b. title F.
Bateman; button hole in linen Miss Mollie
lection of needle-work by hand, Mrs. N. r.
Tyree; nne shirt lnee1le work by machine),
MISS Amelia nan She letters in marking cot
Large afghan, Miss Mary Eithson; crochet
or knit cotton tidy, Miss Louisa Eichelberger
crochet toilet mats; Mrs. N. &. Tyree; crochet
hood. Mrs; Phoebe Inglis; crochet or knit bed
spread. Miss Rebecca Berry; crochet shawl,
Miss Alice Bear; crochet skirt, Miss Matte
VanFossen; child's sacque, Miss Alice Bear
crochet old lady's slippers, Miss S. G. Goodloe
crochet or knit Infants boots. crochet or Knit
crotchet or knit mittens. Miss Fanny Rhodes;
crotchet or knit purse, Miss Bette Thomas
plain knitting, Miss NJ. E. Brown; ornamental
Knitting, Mrs s., B: K: Dickson; table mats,
Charles Prufer tatting, Mrs. E. j. Wilkerson;
specimens of drawn work, Miss Maggie P.
Kensington work, Mrs, N. r. Tyree; wax
work. Mrs. Valentine; feather work, Miss
Carrie Banner; bead work, Miss Mays; seed
work. Miss S. q. Goodloe; spatter work, Miss
Carrie Banner; fish scale work, Mis-. G. z.
Daniels; collection hammered brass. Mrs. 6.
Julien Pratt; wOrsted flowers, Miss Fanny
Snyder; best collection of fancy work (Shir-
keys specially Mrs. 6. B. Crawford
WORK BY MISSES UNDER Is.
Plain sewing by hand (Weller's speoiaD Miss
Maggie W. Crawford; plain sewing by hand
OF darning, Miss Annie Bear; crooheting, Miss